Ema of Jamadhar

Appearance.

He is a young man with black hair and many scars all over his body, due to the many confrontations he had until his death.

Personality.

Ema is a young man loyal to his god, and he idolizes his older brother above all else, stating that even if everyone became his enemy, he would never betray his brother. When Defteros tells him that Kokalo is being controlled and will not return to normal until he murders someone, Ema does not hesitate to decapitate himself to help his brother.

History.

In the past, Ema and his brother were pursued with the intention of beheading them in exchange for a gold coin. Ema was condemned, however, when he was about to be decapitated, Kokalo, his older brother, decapitated the executioner, motivating his brother not to give up. Immediately afterwards, several warriors attacked them, but Ema decided to fight alongside his brother, killing one of them with a Jamadhar. Little by little, the brothers killed the executioners, making Ema admire his brother even more. At some unknown time, Ema and Kokalo were chosen by the god Ares as Berserkers. Ema participated with his brother in the holy war between the gods of war, Ares and Athena. Ema witnessed the defeat of his idolized brother, who was beheaded. Ema is reborn thanks to Aspros, who removed the seal that held the Berserkers to the Arena of Spirits. There he faced Defteros and Dégel at the same time, demonstrating his control over the Flames of Ares to melt the powerful ice shield of Aquarius, but he is finally defeated by Defteros.

Arms

•Jamadhar: Ema uses a Jamadhar as a weapon, from which she takes her title; the Berserker uses it for close-quarters combat as well as to perform her Cremation Storm.

Techniques/Attacks

•Cremation Storm: Using his weapon, the Berserker creates a whirlwind of fire that incinerates everything in its path; then the fire begins to swirl around Ema's weapon, finally stabbing the victim. Even if the victim manages to dodge it, they will be affected by the fire around the weapon.